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PAGE TWENTYK1GIIT HERALD AND NEWS. KI-AMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1955 WEEK'S SEWING BUY ' n.r i '9061 SiZCS S-I0-I2 L-ll-20 -1T -f Thriityl Takes only one 100 pound fodbag or 1'4 yards 39 Jnch fabric lo make this gay kitch en covcr-upl See the diagram prir.cesi Hne3 are so Haltering niy sewing! Choose prints, checks plfio make several! Pattern 9041: Misses' Small (10 12; Medium M-16i; Large (la 20). All given sizes: one 100-pound leedbng or l't yards 39-Inch. . Tills easy-to-use pattern gives pcilcct (it. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every stop. fend thirty-five cents In coins for this pnttern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-clnss mail ing. Ssnd to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. -4 ill i5 ,1 $ -4 VT us A IjOOU BKLAKHAST if necessary even for the smallest member of your family. Fruit or fruit juice, cereal, egg, bacon and toast served with a glass of milk will make all the difference in the world in your child's progress at school and also will contribute to keeping his disposi tion sweet. SARDINES, hard-cooked eggs and apples are easy to pack in the hunter's knapsack and mighty filling as well as good-tasting along with that thermos of hot coffee in the chilling early morning air in a duck blind. Men need plenty of protein on a hunting trip and food is a wonderful way to help keep warm. National Fish Week and Sardines from Maine remind us of the wonderful nourishment most fish offer to the sportsman. SKT EXAMPLE Teen-agers are always in a rush and are too apt to skimp on the lirM meal of the day. Set a good example for the school age mem bers of your family by seeing that Mother and Dad eat breakfast each morning. Remind your teen age daughter that she must eat well every day for her own fu ture health, and that of her chil dren. She needs the nourishment of milk for its protein content as well as Its calcium. Dr. J. W. LOWE CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Complete Spinal Adjustment Phone Office 2-1131 Residence 2-0182 " , '111 So. 4th St. - w In Stcvvni Hotel Bldg. Breakfast When a cranky child begs for a cookie riylii bclore lunch, chances are he gets it. Anything to quiet him, his mother decide and makes a menial note jo give him nls lunch a little earlier time Instead of planning an early lunch, the mother here would be smart to remember what kind of breakfast he ate. A child especial ly needs a good breakfast! In fact, it's the most important meal 01 the day. because between break fast and lunch youngsters use up much of their energy. When you consider that by breakfast time a child hasn't eat en for about 12 hours, it's no won der he becomes Irritable after eat ing no breakfast or one too skimpy. A conscientious mother estab lishes good breakfast habits, sees that her ycung child eats an egg every morning, drinks his milk ond en Is at least one slice of toast. the ncxi!These foods help supply the all .mportaiH nutrient protein, so nec essary to keep Mule dynamos go intr. In addition to the protein, en riched bread furnfshes active young bodies with important iron r.nd B vitamins certain nutrients children don't get too abundantly Iroin other foods. Hie next time your youngster isn't quite his sparkling bright morning self, stop and think. Did he get a good breakfast? , Children quickly learn that cof fee is for big boys and girls, but if you want to see your youngster's eyes light up. give him coifce cake along with his morning toast the name alone intrigues him. Even the "sleepiest" grown-up- appetites lind cofiee cakes and sweet bun a delicious' easy way to help get the 2ft per cent to 33 per cent of the day's food needs that break fast should supply. Ll'M'II BOXES , A Juicy red Delicious apple makes a nice luncii box surprise for Dad or Jur.icr. An apple takes away from the diyncss of a cheese sandwich and provide the fresh fruit needed to balance the diet. TREAT YOURSELF KLAMATH Al-i.i. OMKCON Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Phone 6496 For Orders To Go AND YOUR FAMILY - JUMBO Frog Legs $135 i FOR ONLY RED HOT SPECIALS! Green Glass ' WATER PITCHERS 39c MATCHING GLASSES each 10c Bubble Bath 3 - 85c Beautiful Assortment of New Jewelry 49c - s1 BON BAZAAR 4480 So. 6th Next to Oregon Food Store . Low, Low Prices Plus gj" Green Stamps adhesive ! To remove adhesive lap stains ' from cotton fabric, apply kerosene, then wash In soapsuds. To remove Jthe sticky stuff from your skin, aprly Absorblne Junior with a bit of cotton. HI-JINKS Clever decorations for your Hal loween party can be made from poltsncd red apples. 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